John Palm
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AA degree, journalism. Spokane Falls Community CollegeInterests
Photography, motorsports, automotive maintenance, classic rock, humor, movies, science, wood heating, recreational vehicle camping, blogging, radio control car racing, off-road motorcycle riding, science fiction, automotive machining, automotive electricaAffiliations
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Perception as IntuitionAn age-old question seen through the eyes of a participant.
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The Legend of Sheriff Billy Two ToesThe old West, where men were men and times were hard. That is not to say the West was devoid of colorful characters and ridiculous situations. If you put your mind to it, you can almost smell the spilled milk.
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The Easter WabbitA spurious interview with The Easter Bunny wherin the shell of the mystery is cracked wide open. A hard-boiled interview you won't want to miss. Crapload News breaks another story in its dyed-in-the-shell style.
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The Once Upon a Time HouseA poem based on a photo I took of the house where we lived from 1955 until 1960. The majestic rows of Lilacs are still there and surprisingly, so is the house, actually a cabin that was added on to.
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Are You Tired of Change?Hop aboard my train of thought as it rolls off the wall on warped rails. If we can't laugh at life, what can we laugh at?
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Beer and LeprechaunsA Saint Patrick's Limerick
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Phil the AlienThe first contact with a being from another planet never goes into the history books. The truth it turns out, isn't nearly as exciting as the myth even though it is more interesting.
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The Blue Hill PeopleThe question of the day is - existence. Is reality existence or a frame of mind? A story that never was, yet has always been.
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The TideA man immersed in his own life, cheats on his wife but the satisfaction is short-lived and brings him to a jarring revelation.
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A Toyota in Hitler's Back YardAn ordinary day at work turns into a most extraordinary day as a man simply known as Joe and the Large Hadron Collider collide with history. He finds himslef in World War II Germany in a modern car that needs gas to escape discovery by the Nazis.
